Я хотел бы зарегистрироваться
ya khotel by zaregistrirovat'sya
I would like to check in
Usage
Checking in at the hotel front desk
Grammar Note
"Хотел бы" is the conditional of "хотеть" (to want, male). Female: "хотела бы". The verb is reflexive
У меня есть бронирование
u menya yest' bronirovaniye
I have a reservation
Usage
Informing the reception desk that you have a booking
Grammar Note
Russian expresses "to have" with "у" + genitive + "есть" (there is). "У меня" = at my place
Когда нужно освободить номер?
kogda nuzhno osvobodit' nomer
What time is check-out?
Usage
Asking about the check-out time
Grammar Note
"Нужно" is an impersonal predicate meaning "it is necessary". "Номер" means "room" in a hotel context
Можно ли хранить багаж после выезда?
mozhno li khranit' bagazh posle vyyezda
Can luggage be stored after check-out?
Usage
Asking whether the hotel can store luggage after check-out
Grammar Note
"Можно ли" is a question form asking about possibility. "Выезд" means departure and refers to check-out
В номере нет горячей воды
v nomere net goryachey vody
There is no hot water in the room
Usage
Reporting a lack of hot water to hotel staff
Grammar Note
"Нет" + genitive expresses non-existence. "Горячей воды" is the genitive of "горячая вода" (hot water)
Можно поменять полотенца?
mozhno pomenyat' polotentsa
Could the towels be changed?
Usage
Requesting a towel change from hotel housekeeping
Grammar Note
"Можно" + infinitive asks if something is possible or permitted. "Полотенца" is the accusative plural of "полотенце"
Есть ли Wi-Fi в номере?
yest' li Wi-Fi v nomere
Is there Wi-Fi in the room?
Usage
Checking whether the hotel room has Wi-Fi
Grammar Note
"Есть ли" is the standard question form asking about existence ("ли" is the question particle). Common in everyday speech
Мне нужна дополнительная подушка
mne nuzhna dopolnitel'naya podushka
I need an extra pillow
Usage
Requesting an extra pillow from hotel staff
Grammar Note
"Нужна" is the feminine form of "нужен" (needed), agreeing with "подушка" (pillow, feminine). "Мне" is dative of "я"
Включён ли завтрак?
vklyuchyon li zavtrak
Is breakfast included?
Usage
Asking whether the hotel rate includes breakfast
Grammar Note
"Включён" is the short passive past participle of "включить" (to include), agreeing with the masculine "завтрак"
Можно вызвать такси от отеля?
mozhno vyzvat' taksi ot otelya
Can a taxi be called from the hotel?
Usage
Asking hotel staff to arrange a taxi
Grammar Note
"От" + genitive expresses origin or starting point. "Отеля" is the genitive of "отель" (hotel)
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